The F.O.R.C.E. is an upstanding registered non-profit society advocating for the mental health of children, youth and their families. We assist families in advocating for what is in the best interest of their children, while providing emotional support. We provide opportunities for families to meet other families who've been there.

FORCE Cancer Charity has played a vital role in local cancer services for over 20 years. We hold the belief that anyone diagnosed with cancer deserves the best possible treatment and professional support close to home. Our work finances improvements in patient care through research, the purchase of advanced equipment and our Cancer Support and Information Centre located in the grounds of the RD&E Hospital. Open every weekday, our Centre offers a relaxed and comfortable setting where you can seek information and advice and discuss your needs. You don't need a referral to use our services and we welcome people who just want to use the social facilities at the Centre.

The Forces Children’s Trust is charity devoted to helping children whose father or mother has died, or has been seriously injured, whilst serving as a member of the British Armed Forces. The FCT, by reason of its aims and size, has the flexibility and ability to make decisions and offer help as needed, with minimum fuss and consequent time-loss. We are a small, agile charity providing support and positive experiences to children who have suffered a great loss. By participating in events like Theatre trips holidays with other children in a similar situation they can create their own way of moving forward.

The site of the April 14, 1865, assassination of President Lincoln, Ford’s Theatre holds a unique place in United States history. The theatre has enthralled millions of visitors since its reopening in 1968, and it is one of the most visited sites in the nation’s capital. Ford's Theatre's mission is to celebrate the legacy of Abraham Lincoln and to explore the American experience through theatre and education. The Ford’s Theatre Society works to present the Theatre’s nearly one million visitors each year with a high quality historic and cultural experience. Its work is what makes this vibrant historic site an important tool for promoting the ideals of leadership, humanity and wisdom espoused by Abraham Lincoln. As Ford's Theatre approaches the bicentennial of Abraham Lincoln's birth, the institution has renewed its commitment to presenting world-class theatre. Within the near future, Ford's Theatre will be recognized as a major center for learning, where people of all ages can examine the events of that fateful evening in 1865 and experience the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln.

Fordham University is an independent university in the Jesuit tradition. It was established in 1841 as St. John's College by the Right Rev. John Hughes, Coadjutor-Bishop (later Archbishop) of New York, on old Rose Hill Manor in the village of Fordham, then part of Westchester County. The name Fordham is derived from the Anglo-Saxon words "ford" and "ham," meaning a wading place or ford by a settlement. Rose Hill is the name given to the site in 1787 by Robert Watts, a wealthy New York merchant, in honor of his family's ancestral home of the same name in Scotland. The College, which opened with a student body of six, was originally staffed by diocesan clergy. In 1846, the year the New York State Legislature granted the College a charter, Bishop Hughes recruited five French Jesuits from St. Mary's College in Kentucky and other communities, and the Society of Jesus then assumed the administration of the College. The name was officially changed to Fordham University in 1907. In 1969 the Board of Trustees was reorganized to include a majority of non-clergy members.

Founded in 1918, the Foreign Policy Association (FPA), a non-profit organization, serves as a catalyst for developing awareness, understanding of, and providing informed opinions on global issues. Through its balanced, nonpartisan programs and publications, the FPA encourages citizens to participate in the foreign policy process. the FPA was formed by 141 distinguished Americans to support President Woodrow Wilson's efforts to achieve a just peace. The Association was reconstituted in 1923 as the Foreign Policy Association with a commitment to the careful study of all sides of international questions affecting the U.S. John Foster Dulles and Eleanor Roosevelt were among the incorporators.

Foresight is here to help to create healthy, happy babies. By improving natural health in both parents we enhance fertility and successful pregnancy. The preconceptual approach of Foresight can help with overcoming some of the issues in connection with conception, pregnancy & birth. With over 30 years of experience Foresight has developed a thoroughly researched and successful programme to restore fertility by optimizing health to obtain a natural conception.

Forest & Bird is New Zealand's longest-serving conservation organisation, formed in 1923 in response to widespread extinction of native species and destruction of our native forests. We work to preserve our natural heritage and native species. Originally formed to protect our native forests and birds, our role has since grown to include protection of all native species and wild places, on land and in our oceans, lakes and rivers. We give nature a voice. We speak for all our threatened species and fragile places - from endangered Maui’s dolphins to high-country tussock-lands.

Forest Friends Ireland value forests because of their essential role in maintaining the fragile ecosystems which preserve the earth's rich biological and cultural diversity. We are guided by our Strategic Objectives to plant our native trees, insist on the preservation of our native woodlands, and see to it that our native trees are planted in preference to the present Government policy of planting monocultures of non-native exotic species. The principles of biodiversity set out at the Earth Summit in Rio 1992 should underpin action at all levels. The most precious thing on earth is the earth's rich diversity of species, yet that is what is being systematically destroyed, to the detriment of all. Forest Friends Ireland/Cáirde na Coille have prioritised three main projects. The "Neart" project is well underway. Some elements of the Cross Border Project are already in place. The Centre for Forest Biodiversity is a project at the initial stages.

Forest Park Forever, a private, nonprofit organization, was founded in 1986 to restore, maintain and sustain Forest Park as one of America's great urban public parks, for the enjoyment of all, now and forever. Over the past decade, more than $94 million has been invested in the restoration of this community treasure. Initial efforts by Forest Park Forever raised money to make improvements to existing facilities within the park.

Forests cover 12% of the planet and nearly all are inhabited. Many of the peoples, who live in and have customary rights to their forests, have developed ways of life and traditional knowledge that are attuned to their forest environments. Yet, forest policies commonly treat forests as empty lands controlled by the state and available for 'development' – colonisation, logging, plantations, dams, mines, oil wells, gas pipelines and agribusiness. These encroachments often force forest peoples out of their forest homes. Forest Peoples Programme (FPP) advocates an alternative vision of how forests should be managed and controlled, based on respect for the rights of the peoples who know them best. We work with forest peoples in South America, Africa, and Asia, to help them secure their rights, build up their own organisations and negotiate with governments and companies as to how economic development and conservation are best achieved on their lands.

­Founded in 2000, ForestEthics is a nonprofit environmental organization with staff and board members in Canada and the United States. We catalyze environmental leadership among industry, governments and communities by running hard-hitting and highly effective campaigns that leverage public dialogue and pressure to achieve our goals. Our current campaigns focus on forests and wild places in Canada and the US and on the industries that use products that come from these places.

Forests Monitor works to increase transparency and accountability of the forestry sector in order to improve governance and management of the world’s forests. We work to achieve this through investigating and monitoring the timber industry and providing training in forest monitoring and law enforcement. Through these activities we seek to establish an open and transparent dialogue with all concerned actors. Based on our experience in the field, Forests Monitor has found that industrial logging, rather than contributing towards sustainable development, often drives corruption, conflict and poverty. In response to this, we are exploring alternative models for forest management, focusing in particular on community-based forestry.

Forests of the World is an environmental organisation working to promote sustainable use of the world's forests, particularly in­ Denmark and in the rainforests of the tropics. For over 25 years, we have been working to preserve forests resources for the benefit of local communities and the environment and climate. This is accomplished through innovative projects with local communities in forest areas in Latin America promoting sustainable forestry and sustainable tourism. In Denmark and internationally we work through advocacy and campaigning. Much of our work in Denmark is carried out on a voluntary basis by our network of volunteers and supporters.

The Forever Angels Baby Home is located in Tanzania and managed by an NGO, under the direction of its UK partner organisation "Forever Angels UK". Forever Angels UK is responsible for agreeing the objectives and direction of the Baby Home, managing the allocation of resources, and promoting the awareness of the orphan problem in Tanzania. Our first project is the building of a Baby Home in Mwanza on the shores of Lake Victoria in Tanzania. This Baby Home provides a stable, loving home for up to 50 orphaned and abandoned babies and infants from 0 to 5 years, who are severely disadvantaged. It is staffed by trained and dedicated Tanzanian carers and trainees and provides nutrition, love, health care, physical and emotional support until the child is either fostered, adopted or reunited with their family. We believe that all children are born 'angels' - innocent, beautiful and able to 'fly'. Unfortunately we witness many babies in Tanzania with such poverty stricken and unfortunate backgrounds that the angel within them will never be seen. We want to give every child in our care a secure and loving beginning so that they are able to 'grow wings and fly'.

Forgotten Children, a CBM initiative, is one of the largest non-governmental organisations working to help disabled children in developing countries. Our first project, a home for disabled and orphaned children, opened nearly 100 years ago, back in 1908. But today there are more disabled children than ever. Our aim to help them is just as strong, but we need your support. Together we can make a difference every year… in more than 1000 relief projects… in 114 countries around the world.

The founder of Faraja Orphans Rescue Ministry (FORM), Mrs. Sarah Mpanilehi, experienced life in Tanzania as an orphan when both of her parents passed away. Driven by the desire to be the hands of Jesus to other orphans of Tanzania, Sarah and her husband Samuel, in August of 2005, began their ministry with their own savings. They appropriately named their mission Faraja Orpahns Rescue Ministry. In Kiswahili, Faraja means comfort, which is what they desire to provide.

Founded in 1999, Formaat started as Theatre of the Oppressed group doing Forum Theatre in schools. Soon we would extend our work beyond the field of education, and beyond Forum Theatre as the only available technique. In 2004, the extension "Workplace for Participatory Drama" was added. We decided to do that to emphasize two things. First, we want to be a place where working with the oppressed comes first. A place also where new techniques are developed and passed on. Second, we wanted to draw attention to the term “participatory”. Participation involves the voice of the participants. It is not the educational value of the drama techniques that stands out. Education is often coercive and based on monologues. Participatory Drama is democratic and based on dialogue.

Foróige is the leading youth organisation in Ireland, working with approximately 50,000 young people aged 10-18 every year through volunteer-led clubs and staff-led youth projects. Foróige works with all young people through our general services and also works with vulnerable young people who require additional support through a full range of targeted services. General services such as Foróige clubs, special interest groups, volunteer-led youth cafés, feeder clubs and youth fora, encourage young people to take responsibility and be part of shaping the world around them while developing their talents, skills and character, while also having a great time along the way.